Vosyl

Black-Tailed Jackrabbit

Known Obscurant ▼ Anti-Social ▲ No Label
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Psychology & Criminology Student.
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A Trans Woman in her early thirties. I write,
draw, and even play music. An avid comicbook nerd,
a chess geek, and indie ttrpg enjoyer.
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I'm also a part-time supervillain.
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h-land
@h-land

So, interestingly enough, I have found that this is not the best way to write what is being expressed here. The best way... Is Polish.


zebra
@zebra

As for a "velarised L" in Polish, imagine the sound of l in "lady" to get an approximation of the sound. This kind of L used to be common in the eastern parts of Poland, but is now associated primarily with either older people from Warsaw, or a specific kind of old theatrical performances, where it is still used. Hilariously, I once thought a Czech guy who spoke some Polish was from Warsaw, until I realised no, he's just Czech and they don't have an equivalent for Ł


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